Sentence examples for review architecture from inspiring English sources
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"The editor who hired Dorothy Parker and Edmund Wilson to review books, Louise Bogan to review poetry, Lewis Mumford to review architecture, Ring Lardner to review radio and Janet Flanner to review France... needs no scholarly apology".
Mr. Gehry's soaring, free-form designs, if applied to the Corcoran project, could present an interesting application when brought before the commissions that review architecture in Washington, since they tend to protect the city's classical designs in the monumental core.
But the editor who hired Dorothy Parker and Edmund Wilson to review books, Louise Bogan to review poetry, Lewis Mumford to review architecture, Ring Lardner to review radio and Janet Flanner to review France, while overruling his own staff to publish Vladimir Nabokov's autobiography, needs no scholarly apology -- unless you grudge his missing the point of the Holocaust till Nuremburg.
As for user privacy, Christensen says, "privacy was a primary concern for us – it's one reason why the data storage is in Europe and we are located in [Switzerland]." Plus, he adds, "we also hire outside security experts to review architecture, code, policies, penetration testing, etc.
The chapter also reviews architecture component modeling and analysis techniques.
This study reviews architecture based materialized view evolution methods, by identifying respective potentials and limits.
In New York, a computer-security expert named James Dolan persuaded a trio of his industry colleagues to meet with Aaron to review the architecture and, later, the code.
Terry Farrell, recently commissioned by the government to undertake a year-long and alarmingly vague review of architecture, says his most pressing concern is education.
My review of architecture and built environment, commissioned by culture minister Ed Vaizey, intends to answer these questions and many others besides.
As part of the Farrell Review into architecture and the built environment, a "Plan First" initiative has been proposed, by GLA regeneration manager Finn Williams, on the model of Teach First, to try to lure the best graduates into planning.
